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‘Delicious English food isn’t a contradiction’: On pilgrimage with Leanda de Lisle
July 31, 2020
You’re planning a pilgrimage route. Which part of the world would you like to walk in? I’d really like to cycle – rather than walk – and to go on a long route. Starting in Paris, then on to France, Holland and then back to Yorkshire, following the life of Queen Henrietta Maria. I am
Henry VIII and his ‘cursed’ marriage
November 14, 2013
The King believed his first marriage had broken a biblical rule against marrying your brother’s wife
Forget her bloody reputation, Mary I was loved in her lifetime
October 31, 2013
Mary was a popular queen from whom Elizabeth I learned much
The Church’s Second World War is twisted and distorted in the popular imagination
October 21, 2013
The heroism and sacrifice of priests living under the Nazis is forgotten
The Wars of the Roses must not be rebranded as the Cousins’ War
October 15, 2013
Philippa Gregory and other writers claim the Cousins' War is an authentic term, but its origins are vague
A sad reminder of the art lost in the years after the Reformation
October 08, 2013
A new exhibition at Tate Britain highlights the scale of destruction to artworks in the Tudor period - a staggering amount of books and music were also destroyed
Natalie Portman is right about Hollywood misogyny, and it’s a trend that’s endured through the ages
October 01, 2013
Assigning powerful women masculine qualities to negate their femininity was commonplace in the Tudor period
Like Richard III, Henry VII’s reputation is sullied by the disappearance of the two princes
September 26, 2013
There is no evidence of endowments set up to pay for prayers for the princes - Henry may have been scared of inspiring a religious cult
Does the reputation of Richard III deserve rehabilitation?
September 24, 2013
The Catholic culture of the time may have persuaded Richard that the Princes in the Tower needed to 'disappear'
The bodies might be gone but the Tudor appetite for desecration still chills the blood
September 17, 2013
The fate of James IV of Scots seems to point to a tradition that left the Tudors inured to the mistreatment of the dead
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